The code below returns a dataset that I use in a Gridview. How can I modify my select statement to format the DateEntered as a Date in gridview with no time and TimeEntered as Time in gridview without date info?
The problem is while entering the information in this text box, if anyone used enter line or different line or any kind of formatting, as a result i don't get the formatted page or with lines. I see only a paragraph which is very difficult to read and understand.
How to make my textbox compatible with all kind of formatting options so that even if someone paste information from word etc in the text box , i should get the formatter information just like the user pasted the information in the text box...
I have a web form that has a few multi-line text box controls which the user will enter lots of information in paragraphs. How can I persist their line breaks and tabs into SQL 2005 so that when the information is retrieved on a different page; the line breaks and formatting is preserved?
I am using a textbox to populate mySQL database. My problem is when I recall the text it displays without line brakes or line spacing, inserted in the input textbox. I have tried all the field types i.e. Text, Small, Medium Text and Chars. I have tried gridview, repeater and datalist all displaying continuous text without line brakes.
I have a gridview which i want to update line by line.Its for confirmed users.SO i have a list of users and they are confirmed by clicking the checkbox and updating the value in the database.But how can i find the checkbox on the gridview and get the value. Ive tried the following code but no joy
I want to be able to store strings in the DB but some are long and i want to format them such that when i copy them out of SQL and past them into notepad they have line breaks to break up the otherwise single line that runs on forever and hard to read.
lets say i am storing a string of all the session variables like this, how do i include line breaks in here?
StringBuilder theBody = new StringBuilder(); theBody.Append("Session Values: " + " "); foreach (string s in Session.Keys) theBody.Append(s + ":" + Session[s] + " ");
We invested in some nice widescreen monitors at work so we all have nice 1920x1200 resolution and a wide visual studio window when it is maximized. The problem is when we hit ctrl-k-d to autoformat the aspx code, it seems to default to a line length for a 4:3 monitor. Is there a way to overwrite this setting?
formatting a gridview where I have some numbers that show up with the minus sign on top of the number.Ideally I'd like to set the negative numbers to be red if you know how to do that.I'd also just like more control over the width of the columns.some of my formatting code is below. The If - Endif stuff fails with a null reference exception, but the forecolor and backcolor and align code works
I have a GridView with bound TextBoxes (using smallmoney columns) that are formatted as {0:n2}. Is there a way to exclude the comma when the amount is 1,000.00 or greater?
I have a problem with the layout of my datalist. Everything works except for the layout of the datalist. It's currently display 2 columns in a table layout. From the looks of it, when it switches over to the second column my format gets messed up and I mean there are random gaps in certain areas. Is there a way to fix this?
I need to add a check for a checkbox column in the grid. Something like:If CDate(e.Row.Cells(6).Text) < Date.Now and 'checkbox is checked' Then make another colorHow do I check for the value of the checkbox?
I have a gridview on my aspx page. I know we can format gridview row in rowdatabound() of gridview. But my problem is bit different.
In my gridview, i have a column customer code, a single code can repeat more than once successively. I want for one customer code, row color should be blue and as soon as code changes colour should be yellow for that code. Similarly when code changes again color should be blue again.
In this way color of my gridview rows should be blue and yellow alternately based on my customer code.I have arranged customer code in order by using sql order by clause.
I have a listview control qith a datapager. I'm using a linkbutton for next and previous. I have a css class that makes the text Arial, and bold. It also sets the size to 10px. When I run the page, the link button is Arial and bold, but I can't change the size of the text. I've tried setting it to 10px, 8px, even 5px, 10pt, and xx-small. Nothing changes the font size. My customer wants the next and previous buttons to look a certain way. I'll have to manage paging manually if I can't get this figured out.
HUsing C# to develop a web application. Have a gridview to display data from the a sql table.The headers of the gridview is achieve using a table. Need to format the header cells to align with the columns of the gridview.Currently I'm using a trial an error method to set the width of the header to align with the gridview columns. Can I align the Table header to concide with the gird view column width progarmatically?
I am using a column named "bk_End_Date" in my gridview.I want to change the row color based on a condition.i.e. if the date value is within one week of today's date (upcomming days only), it's color should be red.I tried following method in RowDataBound Event of C#
I've got a Gridview in which I have a column that shows percentages. I use the 0:P2 to format the percentage into readable format. However when the user 'edits' the particular row the percentage sign % still shows up in the textbox. When the user tries to save/update their change I throw an error on the % sign.
Is there a way to show the % only when the row isn't in an editable state?
I'm displaynig plain text in a Gridview and the format is not the one I'm looking for here's what's happening. The data in the database (SQL) is store as sample1
Sample 1:
Please do the following:
1. text here and more text 2. blah blah blah 3. more text, etc
However in the Grid view is displayed like this:
Sample 2:
Please do the following: 1. text here and more text 2. blah blah blah 3. more text, etc